Grove had written of a board meeting at the Royal College "where somehow the spirit of the d----l himself had been working in Stanford all the time – as it sometimes does, making him so nasty and quarrelsome and contradictious as no one but he can be!
Flaubert: A Life by Frederick Brown 630pp, Heinemann, £25 Gustave Flaubert called himself "l'homme-plume", the pen-man, and could quote reams of prose and poetry by heart.
David Wolper (he had no middle name, but used the middle initial L to distinguish himself from an uncle also named David Wolper) was born on the East Side of Manhattan on Jan . 11 , 1928the only child of Irving S. Wolper, a businessman, and the former Anna Fass.
Larry Johnson slid into his spot on the post and had himself an L of a time, spinning into the teeth of the Indiana defense for a game-high 25 points.
With a finish line in sight, Mr Ling has allowed himself to dream of Broomhill reopening.
One crayfish needs at least 5 10 gallons (18.9 37.9 L) of water all to himself.
He himself was not much interested in party politics, but would have described himself as a small "L" liberal Tory.
He was B L A C K and he said HIMSELF he didn't want a Caucasian to play him in ANY film.
Giesbrecht, on the other hand, set himself up for a big L after trying to draw similarities between abortion and the Holocaust.
Lest we forget, Kim Bailey himself once won the Gold Cup and Champion Hurdle at the same Festival, with Master Oats and Alderbrook respectively in 1995, and until this year he remained unique among current trainers in having also won a Grand National.
And Larry Johnson congratulates himself after a 3-pointer, flashing that ridiculous 'L' sign.
